Our focus is on integrating exceptional academics and college readiness with a biblical worldview. Students in grades 7 and 8 at Heritage are offered a rigorous curriculum that uniquely combines academic excellence with spiritual development as teachers integrate biblical principles in the classroom. In addition to the courses listed below, these students are offered a study hall/resource period in their schedule that is to be utilized for working on homework.
Advanced PE (Strength & Conditioning)
Art (2D, 3D, Ceramics, Mixed Media)
Band
Chapel Band
Choir
Computer Science - App Creator
Computer Science - Innovators & Makers
French** (8th grade)
Intro to Engineering Design I & II
Jazz Band
Lifetime Wellness
Man & the Myth (Abraham Lincoln)
Photography
Spanish** (8th grade)
Strings
Theater
Yearbook (8th grade)
*Based on academic performance, 7th and 8th grade students are given the opportunity to participate in advanced-level classes in Language, Math, and Science.
**Students can receive high school credit in middle school.
At Heritage, the arts are a core part of the curriculum. Middle school students have several fine arts class options to choose from in music, theater, and visual arts.
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In middle school, we teach, mentor, and train our students to lead, serve, and further understand their role in God’s kingdom.
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HCS participates as a member of the IHSAA in a variety of sports for middle school student-athletes.
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At Heritage, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) is an integral part of the academic excellence for which the school is well known. Middle school students have opportunities to participate in a STEM class and other initiatives.
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Heritage robotics boasts of several middle school teams. In addition to learning valuable engineering and programming skills, these robotics students focus on innovation, collaboration, project management, and critical thinking skills.
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Educational Support Services acknowledges learning differences and provides a variety of programs, intervention strategies, and teaching methods to meet the learning needs and challenges of exceptional children.
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Middle School students have the opportunity to participate in an 8-week after school Mock Trial club to serve as an introduction to the Mock Trial program.
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Middle School Student Council provides an opportunity for students to learn teamwork, servant leadership, and life skills while taking an active role in serving HCS and the community.
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The end of a student’s 8th grade year provides an opportunity for students to participate in a class trip to our nation’s capital of Washington, D.C.
